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Posted by blazed it on May-03-2003 04:21:

quote:
Originally posted by zarathustra

Body Shock - Mars Plastic

Pretty obvious one here. L-Vee here is saying that his tracks are going to shock you by their awesomeness. He's right. The title refers to plastic which is manufactured on Mars.



perhaps sasha is talking about an eraser?


Posted by Gladius on May-03-2003 10:23:

quote:
For the Dutch Gabbers out there... what does these titles mean?
Amsterdam waar lech dat dan
Rotterdam, ech wel
Ik will hakke
Watte dan


ehm it aint proper dutch, i can tell you that =). its a dialect.
-"amsterdam, where is it then?"
-"rotterdam, really". (like no kidding or sumtin=)
-"i want to " ehm the moves you make while dancing on hardcore , dont know the english word for it =).
-"what then?"

-Glad


Posted by KyLeGs on May-03-2003 11:13:

What does Hydra and Shandar mean ?


Posted by KyLeGs on May-03-2003 11:15:

By the way i loved the meaning of Synaesthesia
Great meaning for one of the greatest track ever...


Posted by fitom tiel on May-03-2003 16:34:

quote:
Originally posted by KyLeGs
What does Hydra and Shandar mean ?


Hydra could either be...that sea-monster that Hercules slayed..
or the constellation Libra

Shandar could simply be a white tiger...
or, the more complicated version of it..

there's a roleplay world called 'Sidria'
it's basically a more complicated version of Dungeons and Dragons

Shandar is one of the gods there...

�The Journeyer, Patron of the Traveller, God of Music and Bards�

coincidentally enough,
a region inside Sidria is called 'The Seven Cities'


http://www.laernean.com/index.html


Posted by Rakoon on May-03-2003 17:02:

Airwave vs Rising Star - Serotonine
Actually serotonin, its a fluid in your brain involved in depression.


Posted by shoXx on May-03-2003 17:05:

Love Poundin' Sensation

Keep em coming guys. Interesting reading.


Posted by Lira on May-03-2003 17:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Gladius
ehm it aint proper dutch, i can tell you that =). its a dialect.

Cheers mate

Antwerp, ech wel: Ik will hakke!!!!!!!


Posted by fitom tiel on May-03-2003 17:46:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceGiant
Powder-Tower

which, as far as i know, has no deeper meaning whatsoever.



Pulverturm


It's located in Prague, i think...
or somewhere in the Czech Republic..

it's gothic,
and it was once used to store gunpowder


Posted by fitom tiel on May-03-2003 17:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Rakoon
Airwave vs Rising Star - Serotonine
Actually serotonin, its a fluid in your brain involved in depression.



When you lack it,
that's when prozac comes in.





I get bored...


Posted by Mr Game+Watch on May-04-2003 07:05:

Tranquility Bass - Tranquility Base was the naem of a lunar lander site (I think)


Posted by Rakoon on May-04-2003 07:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch
Tranquility Bass - Tranquility Base was the naem of a lunar lander site (I think)


Speaking of that, Razorfish is a small Mediterranean fish


Posted by puckhead on May-04-2003 08:11:

quote:
Originally posted by KyLeGs
What does Hydra and Shandar mean ?


Hydra - fighting Zerg units is Starcraft

isn't it also like some sort of a class of organisms that live in water or something? perhaps a Bio major can verify


Posted by Me� on May-04-2003 12:48:

Hydra
Any of several small freshwater polyps of the genus Hydra and related genera, having a naked cylindrical body and an oral opening surrounded by tentacles.

This is indeed a very interesting thread.


Posted by Konijn on May-04-2003 13:33:

quote:
Originally posted by emono
well..

'The ancient Hebrew alphabet consisted of numbers...
each letter..was a number..

if you add the numbers of the letters in the Hebrew word for 'Garden of Eden,' you get 144

if you add the numbers of the letters in the Hebrew word for 'Tree of Knowledge,' you get 233

now, according to an Italian Mathematician (Fibonacci)..
if you divide 233 ['The Tree of Knowledge']
by 144 ['The Garden of Eden']
you get a number close to Theta..
which is the Greek symbol for the Golden Spiral (or..'the end')'
---inspired by the movie 'Pi', yes.


Looks like someone's been reading Michael Drosnin's "Bible Code."

Pi was such a good movie--if the movie had come out a year later than it did they surely would have chosen "Fibonacci Sequence" over Orbital's "P.E.T.R.O.L." as the theme song.


Posted by Floorfiller on May-04-2003 16:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Konijn Island
Looks like someone's been reading Michael Drosnin's "Bible Code."

Pi was such a good movie--if the movie had come out a year later than it did they surely would have chosen "Fibonacci Sequence" over Orbital's "P.E.T.R.O.L." as the theme song.

yes, but thats assuming that BT still would have made a song titled Fibonacci Sequence without the influence of the movie hehehehe...things that make you go hmmmm.


as for the hydra thing, as mentioned can mean many things, but just to add to the mythical one...

The Hydra which lived in the swamps near to the ancient city of Lerna in Argolis, was a terrifying monster which like the Nemean lion was the offspring of Echidna (half maiden - half serpent), and Typhon (had 100 heads), other versions think that the Hydra was the offspring of Styx and the Titan Pallas. The Hydra had the body of a serpent and many heads (the number of heads deviates from five up to one hundred there are many versions but generally nine is accepted as standard), of which one could never be harmed by any weapon, and if any of the other heads were severed another would grow in its place (in some versions two would grow). Also the stench from the Hydra's breath was enough to kill man or beast (in other versions it was a deadly venom). When it emerged from the swamp it would attack herds of cattle and local villagers, devouring them with its numerous heads. It totally terrorized the vicinity for many years.


Heracles journeyed to Lake Lerna in a speedy chariot, and with him he took his nephew and charioteer Iolaus, in search of the dreaded Hydra. When they finally reached the Hydras' hiding place, Heracles told Iolaus to stay with the horses while he drew the monster from its hole with flaming arrows. This brought out the hideous beast. Heracles courageously attacked the beast, flaying at each head with his sword, (in some versions a scythe) but he soon realized that as one head was severed another grew in its place. Heracles called for help from Iolaus, telling him to bring a flaming torch, and as Heracles cut off the heads one by one from the Hydra, Iolaus cauterized the open wounds with the torch preventing them from growing again. As Heracles fought the writhing monster he was almost stifled by its obnoxious breath, but eventually, with the help of Iolaus, Heracles removed all but one of the Hydras' heads. The one remaining could not be harmed by any weapon, so, picking up his hefty club Heracles crushed it with one mighty blow, he then tore off the head with his bare hands and quickly buried it deep in the ground, placing a huge boulder on the top. After he had killed the Hydra, Heracles dipped the tips of his arrows into the Hydras' blood, which was extremely poisonous, making them deadly.

Other versions say that while Heracles fought the Hydra the goddess Hera sent down a giant crab which attacked his feet). This legend comes from a marble relief dating from the 2nd century BCE found at ancient Lerna, showing Heracles attacking the Hydra, and near his feet is a huge crab. Also other legends say that a stray arrow set alight the forest, and it was the burning trunks which Heracles ripped up and used to cauterize the open wounds.


Posted by Floorfiller on May-04-2003 16:49:

quote:
Originally posted by emono
When you lack it,
that's when prozac comes in.



right, seratonine is the chemical in the brain that control happiness. also used in

Man With No Name - Seratonine Sunrise

how about these???

Oliver Lieb - Subraumstimulation
Abnea - Velvet Moods
York - Jastamba


Posted by Sand Leaper on May-04-2003 17:57:

Subraumstimulation is german for subspace stimulation.Don't ask me what that is,tho...


Posted by Rakoon on May-05-2003 00:08:

2 Players - Signet
An official seal or insignia.

Katana - (Various)
Short (or long, not sure) samurai sword


Posted by Zayatz on May-05-2003 18:19:

Andreas Kr�mer & Harald Klotzberg
A1. Knuppel Aus Dem Sack - don't remember what did this mean, any1 ?
B1. Nipplezange - hard to translate, but something like nipple vices
B2. Banane Mit Honig - Banana with Honey


Posted by Sand Leaper on May-05-2003 18:24:

Ur right about the last two Zayatz.Kn�ppel aus dem Sack means club(as in weapon) out of the bag literally,tho I suspect it has a slightly different meaning than that.Perhaps it's like the "opening a can of whoop-ass"-expression?


Posted by Jocker on May-05-2003 19:18:

PPK - ResuRection

cuz the guys didn't know how to spell "Resurrection" when they produced it, and labeled it Resurection. When Oakenfold noticed and signed them to his label, it was too late to fix


Posted by Jiggilo on May-05-2003 19:55:

This is a great thread, i always wondered what half the songs meant!


Posted by Floorfiller on May-05-2003 20:49:

alright here's another one...(looks to sand leaper hehehe)

Niels Van Gogh - Dopplegaenger (spelling???)


Posted by TranceGiant on May-05-2003 21:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
alright here's another one...(looks to sand leaper hehehe)

Niels Van Gogh - Dopplegaenger (spelling???)



means "double" as in..'one of Saddam Hussein's many doubles'


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